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the worst inflation is behind us and i think the bears are wrong and we get a bullish run often for the markets and everything to do with that report we're going to get on wednesday. >> it's a nightmare and americans according to yahoo finance have started to dip for emergency loans for 401(k)s and that's not the sign of a healthy economy. i'm not getting into this biden nomics at all. >> drill baby drill is actually now it will keep inflation down. now it would promote economic growth, but it's also consist with technological changes that have reduced carbon emissions. >> joe biden completely covering up that he does have a history with having a temper outlandish reactions with voters and this type of behavior is something that'll be much more difficult to hide in the next campaign so there's not that excuse of co covid.

stuart: would you please put up the title on the screen -- there you go. florida georgia line, here's to the good. anybody on this panel ever heard that before? i know you have. lauren: i do. and i believe these are the guys that broke up because of politics. stuart: really? lauren: story just for you, stuart. stuart: 11:00 eastern time. it is tuesday, july the 11th. got that and we're on the market and i see green, dow up 140 and smaller gains for the nasdaq and s&p 500. big tech mostly higher and app and will microsoft though are on the downside. show me the 10 year treasury yield going down a little and it's just below the 4% level. that's the markets on a tuesday morning and now this. king charles looks like a kindly old man, smiling on cue and making charming rendition of chk

and he was caught on camera getting angry with on of his aids and apparently she's not quite a kindly old king, but he is the king. his private demeanor doesn't matter and he has the john nor life and doesn't have to answer to voters and does not handle national policy. that's not the case with president biden. he leads, he dictates national policy, his temper counts and according to staffers according to in the access article, he's a badtempered guy behind closed doors and yell as lot. he curses people out with obscene language, no one is safe says one staffer. look at this, joe biden back in the day would not tolerate abusive behavior. watch this. >> i'm not folking when i say this -- joking when i say this, if you're ever working with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect, talk down to someone, i promise you i

will fire you on the spot. on the spot. no if, ands or buts. stuart: i hate to use the word fraud and a man cultivates our kindly image and cusses out peter doocy calling him a stupid sob and fails to acknowledge his own granddaughter and treats his staff with vicious obstructing . is he up to the job or is it too much more an 08-year-old man that wants to -- 80-year-old man that wants to stay in power for another six years? third hour of varney starts right now. ♪ stuart: jimmy failla was listening to all this and sitting next to me. >> despite having heard all this, he's still here.

stuart: biden's temper revealed and that's another reason why the deputies want him out. >> totally. the worst part getting yelled at by biden is he's calling you the wrong name. my name is jimmy, what are you doing this to me for. this is the take away and if this mass been going on, it's been a known quantity the pole time he's been -- whole time he's been president and the question is it's coming out now because there's a motivation to release it. there's a ground swell within the party, they know they have a very limited window to get him off the ticket. if you're looking at the polling, that's what americans want, the dnc knows that and they're starting to use the media. no party is better than using the dnc and starting to see the biden's two mean pieces and biden's grand kid pieces which again, is a known quantity for two years and surfacing now because of the timing and these anti-biden pieces hit the news, so come a wave of gavin newsom puff pieces. there's no way to look at this and not deduce that the

democrats want biden to step aside for someone younger like moses. stuart: think he's out before the election? >> i think heil fight like heck to hold on but if he cared about the country he'd go. if you watched him with the king, it's a hard thing to watch. i don't begrudge him that because it could happen to any of us, doesn't mean we should be leader of the free world when it does. stuart: saw him with the king yesterday. >> wandering around and a hard visit for biden and they save the queen. >> broke out the news and in a bad spot emotionally and that's reality, stu. stuart: i'm going to talk beer. here we go. modello was the top selling beer for the second month in a row in june. bud light sales way, way down and they're way down for bud light. is bud light done for? >> i think it is. i can tell you live at my standup shows, like everyone, it's a constant source of

conversation when you talk to the crowd but you know what it is, people feel betrayed because the culture war is intense and bud light align the themselves with a faction of the country that is on board with a lot of things with conservative beer consumer isn't and they didn't have to do that and the problem is they knew that they were kind of betraying the values of their customer base, but they didn't care because the new woke marketing is not there to cater to the executives and trying to change them. we used to get ads made by madmen and now it's mad them. their progressive pronoun police and don draper and every company following this is going broke. nobody asked and they wanted a beer. don't go into a beer fridge and ask for a lecture on identity politics and you went in because you're getting lectured on identity politics. where's the booze. stuart: walking through a liberal town the other day, i saw a young woman proudly

carrying a large case of bud light. ostentatiously carrying bud light. >> it was a protesting purchase. no way it's offsetting the $20 billion in losses that we've seen over the years. it ain't good, man. stuart: all right, jim my, we appreciate you being with us always. see you soon. check the markets please. we're up 120 on the dow and 10 on the s&p and green on all the exchanges and mike murphy is with me. we're going to get technical. you're going to be -- you're going to explain something that's technical and the way that everybody can understand. what's this rebalancing of the nasdaq 100 because i see a lot of big tech stocks down because of this rebalancing. explain it. >> sure. i'll try. this goes into effect on friday and the nasdaq 100 is the 100 largest technology companies so there's six of them now and we know the names, we talk about them all the time and microsoft,

apple, amazon and the largest six, once they're over 4.5% of that holding, if the combined companies that are over 4.5% of the index equal more than 40% of the index, they have to rebalance it so it's happened twice before most recently in 2011. so they're going to go in on friday and they're going to take down those bigger holdings that are now overweight, the microsoft and apples of the world, and they're going to bring up the holdings, the weightings of the other 94 companies in the index. that means money coming out of the biggest of big tech and going into the next stage of big tech. stuart: is it all over come friday when they've made the rebalancing after that we just move on as normal? >> absolutely. this is a opportunity that you see -- so you saw yesterday money come as this news spread throughout the markets, money coming out of the biggest of big tech, the big six, and moving

into -- but not selling off the market, moving into other parts of the market. again, like any rebalancing, once this is done on friday, we're back to business. stuart: i was wondering why microsoft had come down recently and alphabet as well and other big techs. >> microsoft is the largest holding in the nasdaq 100 ahead of apple 6789 stuart: it is, that's right. yes, it is. quick question, bank earnings friday, they start. really important? >> well, they would be -- i don't think they will be because i expect them to be good to very good. if they were a total wipe out, that would be a negative for the market, but i don't see that anywhere and i think jp morgan is still the best of the bunch and that's what you'll see come friday for the earnings. stuart: you're with me for the hour? >> yes, sir. stuart: good man. thank you very much indeed. lauren is with the movers and start with what? lauren: 3m. they're up on the dow and bank of america giving a positive analyst for this stock and 3m settled a drinking water chemical lawsuit for $10 billion below expectations according to

b of a and they like the cost cutting and peloton, prime day deals on the bikes. not necessarily a good thing and wall street is saying, yes, the stock for peloton is up 5% on the news. basically save about $350. stuart: i was fascinated by peloton. they made a splash in the pandemic and seemed like a really good advanced, technical product and fell through the floor when the pandemic was over. lauren: became a clothing rack. stuart: yes. i've not seen them in garage sales in the driveway. lauren: mike uses his every day i believe. >> i do use the peloton and i think there's still life. the stock las come down to -- has come down to 8 but it's still expensive. the company is not going away. they've tried to transition under new ceo into more of a fitness app and less hardware and more software and if they're able to bridge that, there's a lot of upside for them. stuart: never going to make that much money on peloton, am i? >> bought at 8 and went to 16,

you'd double your money. stuart: do you still not eat anything till 12 noon or 1:00 in the afternoon? >> i do intermittent fasting, yes. stuart: you're getting technical on us now. >> you brought it up. stuart: this is true. you explained the nasdaq 100 rebalancing well. but your diet count work for me. thanks very much, mike. stuart: florida claims more than half of all human trafficking cases involves the use of meta platform and the state of attorney general calling on zuckerberg to testify. we're on it. a supporter b suburb in chicago looking for reparations payments and we'll tell you where the money is coming from. look at this headline. don't like biden's hijacked education? there's another way forward. the state superintendent of oklahoma bro that and wants to bring christianity back to the schools and he'll be with me next.

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♪ stuart: new bedford, massachusetts. right there close to cape cod. 79 degrees, sunshine, can't beat that. now, i've got a headline for you. put it on the screen, please. don't like biden's politically hijacked education? there is another way forward. that's the headline. oklahoma public instruction superintendent ryan walters wrote it and he joins me now.

sir, you're calling for a return to our roots in the education system. do you want to go straight back to christianity being taught in our schools? >> right, what we've seen is the biden administration and teacher's union forcing state religion in the schools and it's atheism and wokism and they've pushed faith in any capacity out of the schools and what we'll do is say no, faith played a major role in the founding country and read the declaration of independence and look at what the founder said about the country. faith played a instrumental role in making this the greatest country in the history of the world and instead of allowing biden and the unions to inject the ideology and gender, queer, and flamer, we want the constitution, the bible in our schools where kids understand our nation's history and what has made this country great. stuart: you want to put the bible in schools but teach from the bible in schools.

that's something the supreme court ruled against many, many years ago. >> yes, sir, we need to take a look at this and reality is the bible is a foundational document in the country's history and read the founders, their letters and listen to what these men and women said about why founding a country with the freedom of religion and exercise of religion was so important and came out of first great awakening and how do you teach kids about the founders without an understanding of biblical principles and the role of faith and what the left tried to do is say no, no, no. you can never mention faith and all mentions of the bible of god out of history and kids are left about the lack of understanding about this country. why did people die and try to explain to young people why folks, the greatest generation stormed the beaches of normandy if you don't believe they

believe your rights came from god and they need to protect the rights. stuart: have you started doing this in oklahoma schools and if so, what's the reaction? >> we're doing a deep dive into how do we ensure in our curriculum we have the constitution, the federalist paper and biblical references and have heard from a lot of educators around the state that are very excited and they want to teach the instagram reigns --history and they know the federal government is pushing grants and other moneys into the schools to try and undermine the efforts rather than say we want our kids to know our wild horse saloon reigns leading and we've got a bunch of excited folks ready for this. we hear from parents saying we want our kids to have an appreciation for the country like my generation had and the generation before that and we want to make sure it's the most inspiring story our kids with learn and it was great because of the individuals that help found it.

stuart: republicans are advocating for school choice and oklahoma passed a school choice bill in may and what's the reaction? >> we're elated. i'm hearing from parents every day that are just so excite that had now they get to send the kid to the school and you'll see the free market works. when you have parents and not only do they get to align their child to the best school that meets their needs, you're also going to have schools respond. schools will help get better. we know this story because it's worked in every other sector and it'll work in the education system and free market principal to get out of low ranking state and country of education and getting back to excelling. stuart: sir, you're preaching to the choir for many viewers. ryan walters, thank you for joining and yous would love to have you come back, sir. >> thank you. stuart: chicago supp suburb hang

out reparation payments and how much does each person get and where does the money come from? ashley: city of evanston, illinois, expects to have handed out $25,000 each to 140 mostly elderly black residents at least 18 and lived in the city between 1919 and 1969. the payments can come in either vouchers or cash and to answer your question, stu, it's all been funded by marijuana and local real estate tax and 670 people living in evanston during the stated period or were their children. the city held a drawing to see who would receive the first vouchers and they'll be used to reduce mortgage debt, go toward a down payment, or make repairs on a home. reparation supporters say they

sevenston as a test run for the whole country. stu. stuart: thanks very much, ash. check the markets and a bit more upside for the dow industrials. apple launched a store on the chat which is gigantic and everything from wearables and sounds like a very good idea and plus for app and will the stock is down a bit. >> remember, apple is selling across all the major apps in china but this one gives consumers a new way to not only purchase new products but they can trade in their old phones on we chat and get a credit of 300, over $300 u.s. if they trade in an old phone and apple is trying to -- as they're moving some manufacturing away from china, they're trying to get in further with the electronics consumer in

china and it's the largest in the world. stuart: is apple stock caught up in the rebalancing and that's why maybe the stock is down today given the good news. 60% almost think tiktok is bad news. the study finds more republicans than democrats think tiktok is dangerous. mike, i just don't think there should be a total ban on tiktok, regardless of its security implications. >> so i'm with you there because i think once you start banning certain things, you know, where do you stop? it's real interesting, stuart, this -- china, is sending over an algorithm here and telling what our kids, it's not you and i on tiktok and what we're seeing and different algorithm for kids in china and a way to hurt the younger generations in

the united states and selling tiktok videos where they're spending and becoming addicted to it. what's their goal for their youth and those are important questions. stuart: wonder if they open up the algorithm and everyone can look at it. murphy, thanks very much. so called inflation reduction act could cost two-thirds mar than originalliest mated and we're talking hundreds of billions of extra dollars and we'll break down the full cost for you in a moment. a state of emergency this weekend due to a deadly flood and the governor blames climate change and says weather like this is the new normal. that's next. ♪

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stuart: i like this. this day in history, american built. on this day, july 11, 1955, president eisenhower signed a bill that required the inscription in god we trust to appear on all paper and coin currency. 1955, july 116789 now you know. watch american built mondays, 9:00 p.m. eastern. to the markets please, plenty of green and we've got important numbers coming out tomorrow and cpi numbers and the market is rallying ahead of that modestly and dow is up 153 as we speak. mike murphy is with me. i'm reading on the prompter and mike murphy is interested in the crypto place and murphy, crypto, get out of here. >> i don't own them but if you look at movements, there's news out today or rumor to be news that etf is finally going to be approved so if you look at movement in coin base and robinhood, both moving big on the news.

it was important to share with the viewer. >> that's black stone. stuart: i own some of it and that's because of you. is it up? >> it is a lot. black stone is up and i think if you look at black stone, it had a big construction and now it's started to come from the $80 level up here now to mid 90s so i think this was a $130 stock and get past the rate tightening and it should help black stone's business into private investments and need companies from the private markets to public markets and that opens up and a big positives ty for black stone so more upside. ems, they're in the news. stuart: ups in the news with a possible strike. the stock is up. >> stock down to $170 a share

and if you look at rally it's at, i think the amazon prime day isn't going to hurt them because a lot of people going out and spending on amazon and a lot goes through the packages being ordered going through ups and they get the strike behind them and it was a one time blip for ups and short fall on the earnings and this can continue. stuart: if there's news on the strike, maybe that's why it's up at this point. mike, thank you. energy provisions in the inflation reduction act could cost hundreds of billions of dollars more than originalliest mated. give -- originalliest mated.all. >> that's a lot more than what was billed to the american people as the bill came up in congress. so the joint committee on taxation found the cost of

energy and climate provisions in the inflation reduction act ballooned by more than $400 billion by 2023 and no cap on ev credit in the bill, the cost increased five times from what the administration said. treasury secretary janet yellen asked over the weekend to pay into the president's global pet project funds. i >> i believe if china supported the multilateral institutions and the green fund and climate investment funds alongside us and other donor governments, we could have greater impact than we do today. i a lot of climate money slashing around and ev cars are piling up and it's a 60 day supply of cars on lots.

>> i let the markets decide this and that's why we lead the world in innovation and leave us alone, mr. biden, and america will come up with the right way at the right time. >> they believe that capitalism makes the transition when the market is ready. he believes it's not ready right now. back to you. stuart: ben lib lieberman is wie and he pushes for the think tank. why are gas prices the highest in washington state?

>> the cheapest state for gasoline right now is mississippi at $300 a gallon. the price of oil is the single biggest factor that affects gas prices but the price of oil is the same everywhere. what explains the $2 different or had almost $2 difference. that's a clear sign of bad state level policies affecting gasoline and in the case of washington state, it's costly climate change policies. stuart: so it's rules and regulations pushing it up in washington state? >> yes, the second highest state in california so you have california and washington and, yes, they're the two state withs cap and trade programs for gasoline. stuart: the next one for you is parts of new york city are under water. they're under an emergency. katie hochul said make no mistake, this is our new normal

and the first generation to feel the impacts of climate change and last with a shot to do anything about it. is she right, ben? >> only really clear trend is that over the last century, deaths from extreme weather are down more than 90%. extreme weather is blamed on climate change and the real risk is if we spend trillions of dollars fighting climate change and other things will be less resilient, less anyone to deal with whatever the future holds for us. stuart: this extreme weather that we have been seeing, do you blame climate change or is it the result of climate change. >> it's not the result of climate change at the very most at the margins but even that's questionable.

>> what's happen asking more reporting of these extreme weather events and blaming on climate change and floods, droughts, et cetera. there's been worse in the past. stuart: amc, movie people, say 20,000 people have bought tickets to see barbie and oppenheimer on the same day. it's a double feature known as barbenheimer. we'll have the numbers. major league baseball all star game tonight in seat and will bouncing back from covid, homelessness and all the rest that's gone wrong. we have the report from seattle after this. ♪

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♪ stuart: that's a clip from the barbie movie. ryan gossling plays iconic ken character. thousands have bought tickets to barbie and the new open heimer movie and they're going to -- opportunistic heimer movie and it's -- oppenheimer movie. give me the numbers, ash. ashley: amc theaters says more than 20,000 members of the amc stubs loyalty program have purchased tickets to watch barbie and oppenheimer on the

same opening day. the cinematic pairing captured movie goers and the bubbly barbie and nuclear bomb drama. it's a must see double feature. fans created t-shirts and posters and following marketing for both friends and the combined run time of five hours and nine minutes without the trailers and the double feature is a major commitment of time. that's a lot of time. end of june by the way, barbie was tracking for $80 million opening weekend and forecast for open oppenheimer in the $40 million range. >> may take my youngest to see barbie but not oppenheimer. i don't get the tie in.

stuart: oppenheimer and barbie together for five houser. >> there's a right way to market this in my opinion and the barbie movie, a lot of people could be interested and the oppenheimer movie over to barbie and this will be a better job marketing. stuart: this morning, aren't you. best baseball players in the country and they face off tonight in the major league baseball game and in seattle. dak springer there outside of t-mobile park. what has seattle done to prepare? i hate to be a broken record here. are they doing anything about all the problems in advance of the game tonight? reporter: stuart, they're trying and with some success. the best baseball players in the entire world are going to be on display here at t-mobile park at 5:00 local time on the east

coast and fans see the amazing ohtani and some say he's having the greatest season in history of major league baseball and 17 home runs in the last 34 ball games and it's a celebration of the national past time and 93rd all star game in the third time being held here in seattle. it means tens of thousands of dollars -- visitors by some estimates $50 million for local economy and spent close to 2 million on preparations and cleaning and murals and the biggest problem is homelessness on the streets and last week they cleaned out a bunch of derelict rvs and tents and homeless encampments popped up overnight weeks after they were swept. there's no connection to the all star game and exactly no one believes that. in however, in fairness, mayor bruce harold made cleaning up downtown and making it safer a focus of his administration.

business leaders are weary of a backslide when the all stars are gone. >> we want this level of attention to be maintained and we look towards future events and that's my job. my job is to continue to advocate to continue to work with the city in the various departments to make sure this isn't a one and done situation. reporter: security as tight as you'd expect, the seattle police department has not recovered from defunding in 2020. that and the politics led to mass resignations and retirements but spd is getting plenty of help this week from local and federal law enforcement. the game, stuart, will be on fox national so people can watch it there and it should be a good one. ohtani will not pitch because of a blister on his pitching hand but he'll dh where he's putting up monster numbers and being call possibly the greatest of all times right up there with

babe ruth who was a pitcher and hitter in his day. stuart: greatest of all time, them's fighting words. thank you, dan. see you soon. hewlett p packard is the knewest sponsor for the welsh soccer club owned by ryan reynolds and rob. their logo will join uniterred airlines and appear on the team's uniform starting next season. the stock is up over 5% but i don't believe it has anything to do with their sponsoring of rexim. show me the dow 30. i want to sense of the market this tuesday morning. looks like there's healthy buying today and i see a few losers but the majority of the stocks in the dow 30 are up and the dow is up a half percentage point. that's 168 points. change the subject. minors can no longer get gender affirming care in tennessee. a federal appeals court upheld the state's ban and tennessee's

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more than half their human trafficking cases involve meta-owned platforms like facebook and instagram and the state's attorney general is calling for mark zuckerberg to testify. ashley, any response from zuckerberg yet? ashley: well, not directly but his company is disputing those claims and florida attorney general wants zuckerberg to testify following results of florida human trafficking survey. that survey shows that since 2019, moody says more than half of all reported instances of social media platforms being used in florida human trafficking cases actually involve platforms owned by meta so facebook, instagram, messenger and what's app. they should be working to make the platform safer instead of "launching new products or wasting time for a cage match

with elon musk that will likely never happen". moody went onto say, "zuckerberg needs to immediately turn his attention to this public safety threat and testify to our council about what meta is doing to prevent his plat for the purposes from being used to assist or facilitate and support human trafficking". but meta is fighting back telling fox business, "we prohibit all forms of human exploitation in no uncertain terms and work aggressively to fight the opportunistic hornet crimes and remove the illegal activity and work with law enforcement so the criminals behind it can be arrested and prosecuted". now, meta gossling onto say that it -- goes onto say it using technology, behavior signals to detect and prevent inappropriate reactions between a minor and young adults and florida's

attorney general says a survey of law enforcement agencies throughout the state shows 146 of 271 reported instances of social media will be used in human trafficking and were indeed attributable to meta platforms. they're requesting a response from zuckerberg by september 5 and no word if the meta ceo will testify but it'll continue to partner and work with ags across the country. stu. stuart: we got this in, a federal court rule that had minors can no longer get gender-affirming care in tennessee. the attorney general of the great state of tennessee is with us now. jonathan kaiser permanente joins us. jonathan skrmetti joins us now. which age group is banned from this kind of treatment? >> anybody under 18 is protected

by this. stuart: why are you doing this? >> well, it's consist with what's happening over in many countries in europe in the scandinavian countries and united kingdom and the number of kids put on this street mishanded exponentially and evidence not support for radical interventions for kids that can't consent to potentially life-altering consequences, sterility and inability to ever have children. minors need to be protected from making bad choices and it's in many other contexts and this law follows the course charted by all the other laws. stuart: i suspect there's going to be an avalanche of lawsuits or months down the road from people that receive the treatment and have been harmed by it, you think? >> well, we're seeing de-transitioners now who come out and are speaking openly about their regret and about the

consequences, and i expect that we will see that. the numbers have moved so quickly, it seems like they got ahead of the evidence and there's evidence that there was maybe social contagion driving it and you'll see a lot of regret and this law attempts to provide for that and discourage further inappropriate radical interventions when the evidence suggests that kids need to be left to be kids and many of them will outgrow their gender confusion. stuart: thank you, sir. it was short but you got your message across and we appreciate that very much. very much, sir. more varney after this. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. .. an you do with spy? ♪

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stuart: the tuesday trivia question. the sony walkman originally marketed in america in 1979 under which name? freestyle, stowaway, or sound about? >> i will go with stowaway. stuart: ashley? ashley: i will go with freestyle. we when you are wrong. it is sound about. you see, i was around and active in 1980. for name walkman originated in japan, spread to the us and then around the world. time is up for us. thanks a lot. coast-to-coast starts right about now.